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7 June 2022Big PharmaSarah Speight

Arbutus, Genevant reject Moderna’s vaccine patent defence

Moderna’s bid to avoid a COVID-19 patent claim has been rejected by two pharma companies that are suing the vaccine manufacturer for infringing its drug delivery technology.

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